He frowned when he heard the door open - Hadyn didn't run that fast anymore - and he'd already started for the door when he heard Hadyn call out. There was a panic in his voice that he hadn't heard since they had kids living at home, and he sped up his steps to get there faster. Something was wrong.

He didn't get there fast enough, though, and his eyes went wide as he saw his husband collapsed in the hall, not moving. "Hadyn," he said, his voice rising as he fell to his knees and shook the other man's shoulder. No response. He shook him again before he thought to check his breathing.

Then he reached into his pocket to dial 9-1-1.